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Meanings of quite alone in English

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Usage of quite alone in English
1
A cold fish, he thought; one without pity, who stood quite alone.
Beyond the Reef
2
In the centre of the vast room stood the Wizard, quite alone.
The Shadow Witch
3
She felt quite alone in the world in beginning this desperate undertaking.
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume ...
4
All the visitors have gone; Mount Rorke and I are quite alone.
Spring Days
5
And here she was again, in a foreign hotel room, quite alone.
The last testament
6
She stayed quite alone in the cottage, with only the old servant.
Fenton's Quest
7
She stood quite alone by the fire burning in the broad fireplace.
The city in the lake
8
There, go out of the room; I want to be quite alone.
Far from the Madding Crowd
9
A poor woman with two goats lived in the valley quite alone.
Travels in Arabia; comprehending an account of those territories...
10
In return Paul let him go home quite alone and very drunk.
The new yorker
11
Although the head of the family, I felt I was quite alone.
Roger Trewinion
12
And to be quite alone in anything is apt to be dull.
December Love
13
He refused; he was not yet strong enough to walk quite alone.
The Psychology of Revolution
14
You have nothing to fear; our captors have left us quite alone.
The Island Home
15
We are quite alone and he tells me all sorts of tales.
A Young Girl's Diary
16
That left the two old aunts who owned the house quite alone.
A Little Girl of Long Ago; Or, Hannah Ann / A Sequel to a Little...
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United States of America
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